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sitzpinkler! I had no idea this was actually a word. 15 years ago, when I was a young man in my early 20s, I lived in the top floor of a house, sharing that fl
by to3m 11y ago
sitzpinkler! I had no idea this was actually a word.
15 years ago, when I was a young man in my early 20s, I lived in the top floor of a house, sharing that floor (and that floor's bathroom) with two other people: a German chap, and an English girl. Fast forward about six months and somehow one day a conversation took whatever turn would be required for it to be appropriate for me to say: "Well, I almost always leave the seat down, because I almost always sit down to take a piss." Cue a sudden burst of laughter from the German - who says they don't have a sense of humour? - because it turned out he did exactly the same thing. Good to know it wasn't just me at least, I suppose.
"Well" said our floormate. "I always wondered how such a pair of inconsiderately dirty bastards were still so consistently good at politely leaving the seat down."
There were 3 men in the house, and the 3rd man would occasionally use "our" bathroom. So the very next day the German guy put a sign up on the door in order to keep him out. SIT PISSERS ONLY.
- hussong 11y agoThere's also "Heimscheißer" -- someone who strongly prefers taking a dump in the comfort of his own home, and may even be incapable of doing so elsewhere, except for emergency situations.
- wolfgke 11y agoOr "Gehemmtpinkler" - a person that is unable to urinate at an urinal if he thinks that somebody might be looking at him or even is in the same room.
- 1wd 11y agoSince that word is somewhat noted for its use in the German dubbed movie American Pie, I just wondered what the original uses instead. Apparently: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=shitbreak http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=shitbreak